Giveaway: Win one of THREE Flavourly Christmas Boxes filled with Festive Goodies RRP:£17
Giveaway:
Win one of THREE Flavourly Christmas Boxes filled with Festive Goodies
RRP:£20 including delivery
Number three in my Super Tuesday Giveaway Fest is for a wonderful prize, again, I have reviewed some Flavoury Boxes in the past and you can read my review here: Flavourly Artisan “Tasting” Box and they always contain a lovely selection of artisan ingredients of the highest quality! Flavourly have very kindly offered THREE of their special Christmas Boxes to Lavender and Lovage readers, filled with festive goodies, the boxes comprise:
• Mulled Wine Spice Making Kit
• Christmas Cranberry, Cinnamon and White Choc Muffin Mix
• Mince Pie Christmas Fudge
• Sticky Sweet Ginger Truffles
• Rosemary & Sea Salt Gourmet Biscuits
• Smoked Almonds
• Bombay Mix
• Caramelised Cashew and Peanuts
• £10 Beer52 Voucher
• £10 Flavourly voucher (for friends or family)
• Meet the makers guide
Rosemary & Sea Salt Gourmet Biscuits
There are thousands of independently produced gourmet products in the UK just waiting to be discovered, and Flavourly can deliver them straight to your door. What’s more, Informed Edinburgh readers can try a box with an exclusive discount!
Flavourly.com is a monthly service, where you will receive a selection hard to find artisan goodies. Perfect for discovering up and coming brands and delivering the ‘wow-factor’ to your dinner table. The UK producers featured are all masters within their field, so the products you receive will all be of the highest quality.
The selection you receive will be varied, featuring anything from cooking kits, oils, preserves, sweets, to savoury delights. The wide selection of tastes in your box are bound to suit any palette. This year we have curated an extra special seasonal box, filled with lots of festive pleasures!
SPECIAL LAVENDER and LOVAGE Readers Discount Code:
Why not try a box this Christmas, or gift one to a foodie friend? They are £15.00 RRP, but you can try one with £7.50 off by using a code exclusive to Lavender and Lovage! Just enter the code ‘LOVAGE10’ when completing checkout.
Be quick though, the order cut-off in time for Christmas is the 18th of December at 3pm.
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